Scott's Emulsion claims for growing children and women
An old advertisement fragment extols Scott's Emulsion as a cure for underdeveloped children and weak health. It touts nutritive benefits for blood, bones, and flesh, with quotes from various newspapers. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and other tonics, urging women to use them during pregnancy and changing life stages, with dealer supply details and promotional language.
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Scott's
Beal & Lowoe
Wloomfield
Portland
Oregon
Pierce
Mina
Xavsnwon
Dire Fioroa
Doctor Merce
Fragmented Text From A Damaged Page About A Medical Inquiry
The readable fragments describe a doctor and a patient in a tense scene. A nurse or ally questions fate and duty while a medical examiner or sergeant prepares to swear in. The dialogue hints at a courtroom or hospital setting with observers noting a spectacle and references to witnesses, keeping details sparse.
Puck Signals Plan For Daughter’s Marriage In Papers
A playful confrontation unfolds as a character asks about publicly announcing a marriage plan to marry the daughter. The reply emphasizes the likelihood of the details appearing in newspapers, implying a public or mock ceremonial scope.
Democrats Lose Control Of House In Tight Race
Late returns show the House split 215 to 215 between Democrats and Republicans with one New Mexico district still undecided. The tie could hinge on four lawmakers from Louisiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and New York, possibly deciding the speaker and major legislation.
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New York
United States
New Mexico
Progres ‘Aive Protortioniat
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Progresiniya
Minnesota
Wall
Congrammunat Lurge
Sotafort
Thomas J. Scully
New Jersey
Scully
Robert Grimaon
George
G Scott
Tom Steele
Villa Gains Delay Decision of American-Mexican Commit
Atlantic City reports hint at strengthened Mexican revolutionary moves while the American Mexican joint commission eyes a quick probe adjustment. Officials weight Villa’s northern successes and southern reactionaries before any formal agreement, with Currán directing defense against Villa. Reports place Diaz forces at Rincon Antonio and tensions rise over German U-boat activity near Sayville. California seismographs record a major quake light on San Francisco area.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mexico
Villa
Curraian le
Felix Dix
Rincon An
Tonio
Tehuantepec
Salina
Gray
Pacific
Puerto Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Diaz
Chiapan
Ti Wan
Rincon
Antonio
Canute Heyer
Yrabel Robles
Oregon Goes Republican From Top to Bottom
Portland reports Oregon will award its electoral votes to Charles E Hughes by about 7600 votes with Hughes leading Wilson in 98 percent of the state. Republican Nawley wins Western Oregon congressional seat. Sinnott and McArthur also win in their districts. All Republican state officers elected include Olcott Burnett Mickle Corey Bachtel.
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Portland
Oregon
Charles E. Hughes
Witeon
Harney
Hughes
Hudges
Wileson
Multnomah
Hinxhon
I Nawley
Congress
Weatherford
Prohibition
Linn
Jackson
Sinnott
Barkley
McArthur
Lafferty
Jeffrey
Beate
State
Ben W. Olcott
The
Supreme Court
George H. Burnett
Frank A. Moore
John D. Mickle
Public Service
H. H. Corey
Fred G. Bachtel
Democrats Edge Toward Senate Control in Early Returns
New York November updates show Democrats ahead in the Senate with a working majority while House control remains in doubt. At 1 am results tally 208 Democrats, 98 Republicans, 2 Progressives, 1 Socialist and 1 Independent with 26 districts undecided, leaving the likelihood of a reduced margin or possible Democratic dominance uncertain. Republicans cling to hope of gaining power as remaining races could shift leadership and committee control.
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New York
Senate
House
Montana
Kansas
Terfora
Clark
Witney Car Plunges Through Draw in Open Gate Tragedy
A Vancouver jitney driven by George Smith plunged off a missing barrier into Fraser River water on a Sunday near Blaltreet, killing nine aboard and possibly two more. The windshield light failure triggered the plunge as the vehicle slid into the river, with rescue efforts and official inquiries underway.
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Vancouver
B. C
George Smith
Fraser River
Smith
Northwest Market Reports General Crop Conditions
Northwest market reports show wide price ranges for crops and commodities. Included are oats, flour, millfeed, hay, butter, poultry, pork, vegetables, potatoes, onions, green fruits, hops, wool, casein bark, cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs with specific bid prices across Oregon and regional markets. Strong entities include Oregon producers, Portland, and regional buyers.
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Pc Barnent Peste Egren Ey
Shorts
Timothy
Oregon
Umothy
Valley
Portland
Oregon Ranch
Casubas
Eranberried
Wwen
Portland Wool Deals Reach 1 600 000 Pounds Sold
Portland warehouses have moved about 1.6 million pounds of wool in recent days. Transfers include a 1 million pound lot held since early summer by Columbia Ohin Wool Warehouse and Portland Wool Warehouse. Prices were not public but reportedly high for the state. Most wool goes to eastern mills with several Boston dealers securing lots. Three to four million pounds remain unsold in Portland warehouses as buyers eye the city for future wool sales.
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Portland
Oregon
Columbia Buin Wool Warehouse Company
Portland Wool Warehouse Company
Boston
Inigo Lota
Chicago
Woomen
Theoldore
Forestry and industry notes in early 20th century paper
A scan of a miscellaneous transcript discusses hardwood supply in the United States, including Appalachian production, substitutes from mill waste, and wood based textiles. It mentions the Porser Products Laboratory working with manufacturers on orange dye substitutes and notes the predominance of wood in paper making. It also includes a conversational aside about science literacy and a farewell from the Houston Transcript.
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Carn
Garielion
Soxthern
Porser Products Laboratory
Madlwom
Maniufacturers
Jamiaten
Tellauntepoa
Waste of Money and Mismatched Fashion Reflections
Fragmented OCR note cites skeptical lines on women’s fashion and hats, with scattered quotes about imitation butter and social worth. It reads like a collage from newspapers The mix references Fittegurgh Chronicle Telegraph and Washington Star style chatter. The passage hints at gender commentary and consumer habits without a clear narrative or event.
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Fittegurgh
Chronicle-Tele
Fragmented Typhoid Themed Column Fragments
A garbled OCR page cites phrases about typhoid and medical topics, includes quotes from Washington Star and London Setuning Journal, and mentions Cutter Laboratory Berniley California. The noise blocks coherent facts but hints at biographical and trade commentary.
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Alero Yael
Oe ‘Tut Cutter Laboratory
Berniley
Cal A
Biennial Report Highlights Oregon Teacher Credentials
The biennial report notes 1628 Oregon teachers hold life state certificates or life diplomas, more than in 1915, with high attendance and 92 percent average attendance statewide. City schools exceed this, and absences totaled 2,817,010 compared with the prior year. Other items cover cranberry prices, potato markets, and Carnation milk stock changes after a Mount Vernon plant sale.
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Forncoming
J. A. Churchill
Oregon
Oragon
Wien
ST Vahacripe
United States
Not For Him. Farked Rogere in Bubble Fame Tale
A fragmented excerpt recalls fame chasing characters with playful slang and jumbled names. References to a French phrase, a Hopeful-Hut setting, and a passing remark about Adele hint at a chaotic, satirical scene from a local paper.
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Farked
Rogere
Bdston
Adele
Fragmented Juveile Jokes and Nonsense Across Papers
A garbled collage of cheeky vignettes and quips from various papers notes playful banter at social events and misheard conversations. Extracts reference private entertainments, chaperones, and humorous misreadings, with a sliver of political and medical aside, in a stream of fragmented lines.
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Baltimore American
Tenow
Lindon iitHita
Puck
Herlin
Sayville
N. Y
Usit
Germany
Enya
Overgeas News
Fe Ip
California
Berkelayy
Cal
University of Caliefornia Seismograph Instrumenta
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
Georgetown University
Montara
Rein
Paris
Scotland
Robert de Dersauson de Dey
Herbert Townsend
Danghrms
Arabia
London
Bummbay
Northwest Market
Lise Knowles
Fens Vemanshretors
Ee Weited
A. Hush
Misa Cuyenne
Washington Star
Resmel
Marina
Senator Sorghum
Washington
Woldiur
London Setuning Journal
Pawel
Horatman
Louisville Cyurlop
Jourtal
Mount Vernon
Wavb
Carnation Milk
Telos
San
Penns Mrdfil
Cher
W. L. Douglas
Ay. le Douglas
Broukion
Mma
Peruna
Columbus
Ohia J
Indianapolis Star
Philadelpha Public Ledger
Wintelany
Louisville CourierJour
Fred
Gore
Washinton
Waitroan Co
Annie
Mistrena
Mary
Lenat
Fores Gulien
Tiscoln
Betgham
Servelion
Wisman
Ings Migasine
Automobile School
Essere
Iletedeas of
Cobe
TIM and
Comofeons
Rolle Peer Ones Serasnured Oc Tof F. M. Cronkhite
Promt Street
Porthnmd
Gregam
A. L. Gage & Son
Spalding
Portlaiul
Ore
New Houston Hotel
Everett
Weer OG Monty
BUY Direct
Aovien
Martie
Wal Quaitary Fox Tomtor Wine ‘Syateont Ad Fulaouk
Enghan
Stark-Dawes CO
Otewey
Cansere Lind
Q'Beetie
Eurpryd
Ebert
Art Saather Foerih
KG Bain Poweer
Ash Him
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